Simple interest formula
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SI=Principle×Rate×Time/100
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Simple Interest = 
Step-by-step explanation:
- Let P be the Principal in rupees deposited in any firm (Let's say in a Bank, Finance office or insurance company)
for a rate of Interest 'R' yearly and time of deposition 'T' years.
Then,
- Simple Interest will be (S.I) = Ratio of (Product of Principal, Rate of Interest and Time of Deposition) and 100
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